Awesome tracks. Not sure if it really compares, but how about this one?
More on the prog. house side, but it does maintain that infectious tribal groove.
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Nov-30-2013 18:19
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So this whole evening I've been on a Fluke and Futureshock binge. Thanks
Nov-30-2013 18:37
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
THROB THROB.
UNNNGHGHGHGGG, fav off that album. That and "Another Kind of Blues", mainly for that little intro bit that's just lovely.
Someone should post that shitty ROB DOUGAN - CLUBBED TO DEATH track since we're talking about the Matrix.
I bet if I re-watched the Matrix now I'd fucking hate it actually.
Nov-30-2013 18:39
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Originally posted by AlphaStarred
Awesome tracks. Not sure if it really compares, but how about this one?
More on the prog. house side, but it does maintain that infectious tribal groove.
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oh my gosh
Nov-30-2013 19:01
Lews
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I used to mix Zion (i.e. the short edit that was on the Matrix soundtrack) with several songs from Zero Tolerance Recordings. It worked pretty well to kick a prog set up a notch.
I need to listen to more Fluke. This "Hang Tough" is awesome.
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
This came up in discussion today, reminded me of just how incredible this track is. Yes, the Matrix association may give this one an air of cheese to some, but the full 10 minute "Slap It" version released in 2001 is a truly epic slice of ethereal tribal pulsation. There have been a lot of dark, tribal progressive tracks made, but can anyone genuinely name one that sounds quite like?
one of the Positive Education remixes sounds very like this
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
These would all be good tracks to mix with Slap It, and I'd include the Jaia track listed above as well, but I don't think any of them have quite the same spacey vastness as Slap It. I think it's one of those tracks with such a unique atmosphere it's hard to select a track to follow that would maintain quite the same vibe - you're forced to "change direction" to some extent.
Another track I'd compare it to, without the tribal prog rumbling, but with the stratospheric acid soundscapes (and sadly never released in full):
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Productions had some sort of pureness in them.
GENUINE. UNIQUE. VARIETY.
Now everything sounds so half assed and follows a certain formula...feels like you're listening to the same track over and over.
Dec-02-2013 04:23
Mattsanity
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I don't know what BT was on exactly but he killed it on that Ultraviolet remix. Explosive track.
Dec-02-2013 04:46
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Another track I'd compare it to, without the tribal prog rumbling, but with the stratospheric acid soundscapes (and sadly never released in full):
what am i missing here? i thought this was released:
I remember going to a midnight showing of Reloaded and my jaw dropped when I heard this...sounded really cool in the theater with that bassline reverberating. All I wanted to do was talk about the song.
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I don't know what BT was on exactly but he killed it on that Ultraviolet remix. Explosive track.
Good drugs most likely, but praise Richard Dekkard for mixing that all together.
